Shekhar Chauhan

Advanced search Aging & Mental Health Latest Articles Submit an article Journal homepage Full Article Figures & data References Citations Metrics Reprints & Permissions Read this article /doi/full/10.1080/13607863.2025.2524729?needAccess=true Abstract Objectives Falling in later life contributes to significant declines in wellbeing. Psychological resilience (PR) has not been evaluated as a key feature of falls and how they affect older people.

Chromium base, tight memory usage, native Windows integrations — Edge nails the fundamentals of a modern browser stack. But Microsoft’s UX strategy is eroding all of that technical goodwill. Microsoft Edge is a browser engineered for performance. It inherits all the benefits of Chromium: robust multi-process architecture, modern rendering, and extension ecosystem compatibility.

There’s a strange thing that happens once you settle into a tech job. You get busy. Your calendar fills up. Meetings, bug triages, Slack pings, customer issues, firefighting escalations — rinse and repeat. You’re working hard. You’re getting stuff done. But one day, it hits you: Wait… am I actually learning anything? Fixing bugs, pushing patches, and resolving customer issues feels like forward motion. It’s fast-paced. It’s reactive. It’s satisfying — for a while.